2015 Review Winter

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Class Notes
Henry Satterwaite is still
doing consulting work in
the tech industry which
takes him to India and
Europe several times a year.
He also serves as chairman
of a homeless shelter for
men in Connecticut, which
provides food, clothing and
medical attention through
volunteers. He is an avid
NASCAR fan. He and his
wife enjoy spending time
with their nine grandchildren
and vacationing on the Jersey
shore.
weather when they took a
National Historic Trust cruise
from Cartagena, Columbia
through the Panama Canal to
Costa Rica.
Sandy Shaw has cut back his
work load at Mid-Maryland
Rentals and turned the bulk
of the responsibilities over
to “Little Sandy” in his
attempt to retire. He says this
is working out rather well
as he can now get better tee
times with his Bel Air buddy,
Archie.
Fred Hunt ‘66 working for the volunteer Campus Improvement Squad (CIS).
bitter cold and many feet of
snow, they had the foresight
to serpentine their way across
Florida while using up some
of their time shares.
Unfortunately, Don Nichols
fell and broke his arm.
The up side is that, with a
titanium plate and several
screws in his repaired arm, he
now claims to be the bionic
man we all knew he was.
“Sparky” continues to work
in his shop until all hours of
the night and loves playing
with his ham radio. During
the 1960’s, this MIT grad
helped the United States Navy
develop a simulator for their
aircraft carrier-based light
attack jet, the A7A, which left
him wanting one of his own.
Guess what he is doing in his
garage now?
Clinton Pitts is still
active in the horse racing
world, stewarding at some
steeplechase race meetings.
He again spent some time
with Doug Fout ’77 at
Saratoga. He’s continuing to
run his crab picking business
and is helping clean up the
Chesapeake Bay by aqua
farming about a million
oysters a year. When he is
not on the eastern shore of
VA, he can be found plowing
some of the 8 feet of snow
they have had in Maine this
winter, and working on his
tinsmithing for the Shaker
Village Museums.
George Reinhart continues
to enjoy retirement. He and
wife Doris have settled in
nicely at their new residence
on Sea Brook Island, SC.
As a member of the Board
of Trustees, and with two
granddaughters at Saint
James, he is seen around
campus quite often. One
granddaughter is a sixth
form student, captain of
the lacrosse team, prefect,
and senior marshal. She will
attend Elon in the fall. The
second, a fifth former, plays
goalie for the lacrosse and
field hockey teams.
Luddy Sells continues the
unenviable job of leading
our Board of Trustees as well
as continuing his job at the
Leesburg, VA office of Wells
Fargo Advisors. He and wife,
Brianne got a well-deserved
respite from the winter
Cliff Sheppard and his
fishing team are looking
forward to their 40th year
of competing in the Cape
Hatteras and Nags Head
Tournaments this fall. Other
than that, he is doing the
same thing he was when he
showed up at Saint James—
working on his favorite car.
Toby Young is retired from a
career in banking. He enjoys
playing lots of tennis and
bridge in New Orleans.
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